Book 3 of 6 in this W.E.B. Griffin series about OSS agents in WWII. Previous comments refer. It's slow walking plots and author spends a lot of time on the characters. The plots don't necessarily intertwine, so the reader must pay attention to the characters and where they are in the plot. On to book #4 ( )

The series is picking up. Best so far in the series. Finally "Men at War" is at war, not just operating in support of one. All in all, it's a good read if you're not after anything particularly deep, and an interesting look at the subject matter. A nice diversion from my textbooks. ( )

Typical WEB Griffin. Interesting, but average. (This is the first of the 'Men at War Novels' I have read. ( )